Robotics
Build your kids future, one block at a time
Robot enthusiasts dive into the exciting world of robotics with building, programming, troubleshooting and operating activities combining engineering, problem solving and technology. Little roboticists gain confidence and a one-of-a-kind learning experience as they watch their creations take shape, from a simple idea to a working robot with motors and sensors.
Preschool Robotics
This course combines colorful LEGO® elements with intelligent hub, motors, sensors, and simple coding for 4 year olds to get started with Robotics while bringing STEM concepts to life.
Using the LEGO® Education App, students developing their coding proficiency with icon based block coding.
Our progressive curriculum introduces STEM concepts for a hands-on exploration of the question “How do things work?” This curriculum is designed to promote students’ fundamental understanding of code controlled motor-powered machines, and mechanisms.
Junior Robotics
This course is designed to introduce young learners into robotics, engineering, and computer programming using LEGO® WeDo. Junior Roboticists build models using traditional LEGO pieces along with motors, and sensors.
After building the model, they use a block-based programming language to create a program to actuate the motor and sensors, thereby making their robot rotate, jump, spin, make sounds, and more!
Senior Robotics
The Senior Lego Robotics course combines the versatility of the LEGO building system with the LEGO MINDSTORM EV3 to create and command robots that move, sense, talk, think, collect data and do anything you can imagine.
Each session provides a structured sequence of building and programming activities with real-world project-based challenges and examples. Our curriculum is adaptive and designed to make the students get better in building (hardware) and programming (software) with innovative thinking about the patterns and structure along with problem-solving and more!
Arduino Robotics
Students combine creativity, coding, and engineering with our Arduino microcontroller class. By combining coding with electronic circuits, students will make robots, Internet of Things, electronic instruments and other interactive projects for real world adventures.
Arduino is an open-source platform based on hardware and software to build the prototypes of robots and small electronics appliances. Arduino programming language is a simplified from of C/C++ programming language based on what Arduino calls "sketches," which use basic programming structures, variables and functions.